Laos · FOOD
Laos runs on early starts and slow rivers, so the day you pick matters more than the hour. Below: 7 food experiences, what each costs and who it suits.
Review of Luang Prabang’s evening tuk-tuk food tour, with Lao BBQ, hot pot, markets, coconut pancakes, drinks, pricing, and practical tips.
“Great way of sampling the all different types of Laos food, most of which we wouldn’t have tried without the expert help of our guide Mr Jan. We visited a river side restaurant to see the sun set on the Mekong then to the local night market (ofRead more”
Taste Lao food, explore Luang Prabang’s old town, and receive a monk blessing on this friendly 3.5-hour small-group tour.
“Really memorable experience! Chanhsouda was delightful. Great way to learn about Luang Prabang from a local, awesome food, and the monk blessing was interesting.”
Taste 15-plus Lao dishes on a four-hour Luang Prabang street-food walk with local guides, a monk visit, markets, river views, and Beerlao.
“4 full hrs of excellent veriey of food tastings, in different settings and good company (small group). Tour guide, Mr Toun, was very pleasant and knowledgeable. He made for an unforgettable experience. Highly recommend!”
Explore Luang Prabang after dark with 15+ Lao tastings, local drinks, a monk chat, tuk-tuk ride, and a small group of eight.
“Lahda was a great guide - she explained more than just the food but also a bit about Lao culture and way of life. There was so much food and everything was delicious or seplai! We tried things that we wouldn’t have ordered on our own. Great tour!”
Explore Luang Prabang’s morning food scene with 15+ Lao tastings, markets, street vendors, a bakery visit, and tuk-tuk rides.
“This is a great food tour. There was a lot of food and good variety of different Lao dishes. Latda was an excellent and entertaining guide who shared a lot of interesting information about Laos and local perspectives.”
Taste 15+ Lao dishes on a small-group Luang Prabang food tour with market visits, local drinks, tuk-tuk rides, and a wood-fired bakery stop.
“Excellent tour! More food than I could eat! Definitely get your moneys worth. The market was my favorite as I would never have been able to taste and try these foods on my own. I did the morning tour”
Taste Luang Prabang street food, visit its morning market and paper crafts, and explore by bike or on foot in a relaxed four-hour tour.
“Excellent fun with our guide, Ken, today. Tasty Laotian food and a visit to a paper craft workshop where we got to make our own masterpiece!”
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